Lectures related to Justification (epistemology)

Explores the shift in Environmental Psychology towards climate change issues and the historical development of human dominance over nature.

Examines the influence of gender on environmental attitudes and behaviors, system justification, and the green-feminine stereotype.

Guides students through a mock exam session and provides insights into solving probability and discrete mathematics exercises.

Delves into the historical evolution of human dominance over the environment and its implications on social structures and ecological attitudes.

Explores ethical argumentation, emphasizing the duty to justify actions and the hierarchy of goods at stake in ethical dilemmas.

Explores social dominance, environmental attitudes, and barriers to climate change action.